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It was 40 years ago today . . . the "forever young" generation reflects on life in Vermont's first communes

A revival of Hair is giving audiences in New York's Central Park a vicarious contact high these days, but memories of the bygone Age of Aquarius in Vermont have sparked an upcoming commune reunion and a new book.

The young idealists who launched Guilford's Total Loss Farm in 1968 found wisdom in 19th-century paeans to nature by Henry David Thoreau, such as his suggestion that "in wildness is the preservation of the world." They were among the estimated thousands of countercultural types who trekked to the Green Mountain State four decades ago, hoping not just to ...

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